Unit 5: Taking Action
Teacher Resources
Unit 5 Guide
Everything you need to know about Unit 5.
Unit 5 Vocab
Blog: Student Action
Differentiation Guide
Responding to climate change can look different for every individual—from educating peers, to contacting politicians, to going into a climate-focused career. How can you take action to respond to climate change?
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Featured Materials
Climate Career Exploration
To reduce the impacts of climate change, we’ll need lots of people in many different careers working on climate solutions. Now, you’ll think more deeply about your future by exploring different careers and choose one you might pursue to help us achieve our climate goals.
Climate Solutions Presentation
The Climate Solutions Presentation is a way for you to share your knowledge and research on a climate change solution. The Climate Solutions Presentation can also act as a stepping stone for you to take informed action to make an impact in your community.
Why Does Policy Matter?
When it comes to climate change, the government is one of the only mechanisms we have that can bring about the transformations we need. In this video produced by Wondrium, you’ll hear from leading experts about what we’ll need the world’s governments to do—and not do.
Climate Policy Playbook Analysis and Advocacy
If we want to get to net-zero emissions, we’re going to need new, more-effective policies. Use an actual government playbook to help you investigate policies at the national level. Advocating for these policies will help potential climate solutions become a reality.
Carrying Out Civic Action
Identify and prepare for a civic action campaign to take meaningful action to help combat climate change in your community. By identifying and addressing specific ways you can make an impact in your community, you’ll be better prepared to address climate change issues in the future.
Teaching This Unit
Unit 5 Guide
Everything you need to know about Unit 5.